There were objections to the WMD claims before we bombed the ever living fuck out of Iraq. But oh well, mistakes were made. The trail of corpses was all due to a misunderstanding.
The circumstances surrounding Epstiens death are more suspect than Seth Rich's murder, but official sources will call you a kook for digging deeper.
Asad denied using chemical weapons multiple times, stating that doing so would be a stupid fucking idea as it would incur international backlash. There were also several raw footage sources that supported the idea that the attacks were a false flag. Oh, and the US has been trying to annex Syria by arming rebels ever since it worked on Lybia. Chemical attacks would have been an awfully convenient excuse to invade properly like we did Iraq. Too bad Trump took office.
Trump's ties to russia were business related, and the accusations of collusion came from a bullshit dossier that was circularly sourced in order to trick the FISA courts. The evidence was so dodgy that the dems couldn't even agree to impeach him on it.
In 1898, The USS Main was at Havana Harbor when an explosion of unknown origin caused it to sink, taking the lives of 260 crew. Spain was suspect, and news papers (read: known sources) printed page after page blaming Spain and whipping up support for a war against Spain. Spain meanwhile denied responsibility and contributed tons of resources to the investigation. Spain even aided the survivors of the incident. The US public was already war hungry however, so the Spanish American War was launched.
My point is, """known""" sources actively lie to you in order to make you support terrible things. Considering all sources, especially primary sources, is a great way to avoid bloodshed.
There were objections to the WMD claims before we bombed the ever living fuck out of Iraq. But oh well, mistakes were made. The trail of corpses was all due to a misunderstanding.
The circumstances surrounding Epstiens death are more suspect than Seth Rich's murder, but official sources will call you a kook for digging deeper.
Asad denied using chemical weapons multiple times, stating that doing so would be a stupid fucking idea as it would incur international backlash. There were also several raw footage sources that supported the idea that the attacks were a false flag. Oh, and the US has been trying to annex Syria by arming rebels ever since it worked on Lybia. Chemical attacks would have been an awfully convenient excuse to invade properly like we did Iraq. Too bad Trump took office.
Trump's ties to russia were business related, and the accusations of collusion came from a bullshit dossier that was circularly sourced in order to trick the FISA courts. The evidence was so dodgy that the dems couldn't even agree to impeach him on it.
In 1898, The USS Main was at Havana Harbor when an explosion of unknown origin caused it to sink, taking the lives of 260 crew. Spain was suspect, and news papers (read: known sources) printed page after page blaming Spain and whipping up support for a war against Spain. Spain meanwhile denied responsibility and contributed tons of resources to the investigation. Spain even aided the survivors of the incident. The US public was already war hungry however, so the Spanish American War was launched.
My point is, """known""" sources actively lie to you in order to make you support terrible things. Considering all sources, especially primary sources, is a great way to avoid bloodshed.